I can't get my new TV to tune in to the SAM correctly at all, so I can't check the sound. I don't know if it's the TV, the fact I have one of the first SAMs off the production line or due to having an (early) ATOM in there. Will need to make a composite or RGB connection to be able to use it properly.
I have heard the drive spin down for no apparent reason and I have to power-cycle the SAM to spin it back up again. I tend to use the emulator now as it's more convenient (I can dabble while at work!) and it saves the little guy more wear and tear. It's already gone a horrible yellow colour that white plastic often goes :-( - Andy Sunday, April 4, 2004, 2:33:20 PM, you wrote: Howard> I've got almost exactly the same setup as Andy here. I have occasional Howard> problems with the connections so my SAM comes apart quite a lot at the Howard> moment, and something must be badly earthed, because 'hard disk whine' Howard> comes through the monitor quite badly. Maybe it's cos (I think) I've got Howard> the first Atom interface made..... can anyone else make this claim? Howard> -Howard aka Tobermory, still quietly listening though not posting much. Howard> At 19:27 02-04-04, you wrote: >>I might as well post on list as well: >> >> > -Do have a Atom ? >>Yes - a real one and one on Sim Coupe ;-) >> >> > -What do you hook up to it ? >>A 42Mb Seagate Connor 2.5inch Laptop drive, fitted >>internally in drive bay 2. >>I've an old 220Mb one to fit instead, but don't think >>I'll bother now - not managed to fill the 42 yet! >> >> >>Cheers, >> >>Andy Chandler >> >> >> --- Edwin Blink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How >>many of you : >> > >> > -Do have a Atom ? >> > -Don't have a atom ? >> > If you have a atom >> > -What do you hook up to it ? >> > >> > Please let me know off-list. >> > >> > Thanks >> > >> > Edwin >> >
